Good Work Fund Donation to The Storehouse

At our November 10, 2022 monthly networking luncheon, we presented 16 $25 Fred Meyer gift cards ($400) to The Storehouse food bank for their Thanksgiving fundraising campaign. In addition to the food provided by The Storehouse, families will be able to use the gift cards to buy their own main course, whether it is a traditional turkey, tofu or something specific to their culture. 

This donation was made possible by our Good Work Fund, a restricted fund that comes from our member sponsors, each of whom invests $750 or more in the Covington Chamber each year. A portion of their membership investments goes directly to the Good Work Fund.

Every month or so, a committee selects a local cause, project, or community "good work" to support. Past donations include coats for Thrive Wellness Clinic's "No Cold Kid" campaign, $500 to support Oil Change Day, $300 to buy safety vests for litter clean-ups, and $600 to purchase PPE for local businesses at the height of COVID-19.

Thank you to these sponsors for making our Good Work Fund possible:
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• City of Covington, Washington
• MultiCare Covington Medical Center
• Red Canoe Credit Union
• Schram & Associates
• Covington Place
• Edward Jones (Scott Beusch, Eric Callison, Bryan LaBelle, Dalton Saggau, Dean Saggau, Sara Sas, Dave Wilson)
• Tanya Neilsen-Lester, RE/MAX Northwest
• UW Medicine | Valley Medical Center
• Covington Water District
• Law Offices of Torres & Haroldson
• Oakpointe Communities
• PNW Sports Institute powered by Outpatient Physical Therapy
• Real Life Church
• Republic Services
• Team Marti, John L. Scott
• Cathy Wahlin, Windermere Real Estate
• Weatherly Inn
• The Door Organics
• Tenaska